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Fig. 20 Some opened quarries in
Mt Manengouba surrounding
villages: 1 Njomb é , 2 Njom, 3

Ndom and 4 Ekoh

Fig. 22 Students elds work in Mt Manengouba

Fig. 21 Coating of road with the pouzzolana in the Njom Village

educational and economical activities. To that end, several
active local populations (Mbo, Bakossi, Bamileke, Bamenda
and Bororo) are still migrating and settling there.
Mt Manengouba geomorphosites are characterized by
fertile soils and diversi

3 Discussion and Conclusions

Mt Manengouba is one of the most popular volcanoes along
the CL. It constitutes a geomorphological heritage of a
volcano emplaced between 1.5 and 0 Myr. It has some
important

ed vegetation. The fertile soils pro-
mote the farming of several crops that are marketed in the
village near the Manengouba volcano. The meadow and

assets that foster numerous cost-effective